Read the Epitalon Research Guide. Review the research context and evidence limitations.
Epitalon 40 mg research vial
This 40 mg listing offers a larger total amount of Epitalon than the separate 10 mg vial. Epitalon is also called Epithalon or AEDG, referring to its four-amino-acid sequence, Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly. The larger vial amount does not change the compound’s identity.
What the research investigates
Epithalon has been studied in cultured human fibroblasts for effects on telomerase activity and telomere length. These are experimental cell measurements, not evidence that this product extends human lifespan. The original fibroblast study provides a starting point for understanding the research model, and the Epitalon guide above puts it in a broader evidence context.
Comparing 40 mg with 10 mg
Compare vial amounts according to the material requirements of your laboratory protocol. This page’s 40 mg figure is total content per vial; it does not state a solution concentration or an administration amount. The linked 10 mg page maintains its own price and availability. Keep the product name, vial amount and batch identifier together in your laboratory records.
- Research material: Epitalon
- Listed strength and format: 40 mg Vial
- Research category: Longevity Research
For laboratory research only. Not for human or animal use, consumption, administration, diagnosis, treatment, or therapeutic application.













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